Look, let's be honest, DreamAge and developer Aquatree are finally taking their massive MMORPG Architect: Land of Exile out across eight Asian countries. Players from nine regions, including in South Korea, are now colliding in a single global region for some proper rivalry. You can dive right into the exact same content as the domestic release across both PC and mobile platforms, mate.

DreamAge announced that it officially launched the global region linking nine Asian territories, including in South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macao, on August 16. In what the publisher calls a major service expansion roughly a year after its domestic debut last October, ten brand-new servers have opened alongside the global region. Local players can also hop onto these fresh servers separately from existing services, utilizing an auto-translation feature to cooperate and scrap with users from all over Asia without tripping over language barriers.

Among the ten newly minted servers, six will feature 13 influencers from in South Korea and wider Asian regions, injecting that signature Architect blend of teamwork and backstabbing. Each server sets up rivalries ranging from solo and allied influencer factions to power blocs driven by Taiwanese and South Korean users, complete with the inter-server Abyss Battlefield content unlocked right at launch.

Meanwhile, pre-registrations kicked off on August 19 across the nine regions with ten Asian influencers jumping aboard, while the server and character name reservation on the 28th hit full capacity across all servers in a mere seven minutes. The subsequent second reservation wrapped up in 23 minutes, wiping out three entire batches in just one day and prompting an extra fourth round on September 2.

Every single player who signed up for pre-registration gets loaded up right at launch with goodies like the 4-star mount Crescent Night Wanderer, the 3-star costume Intermediate Enforcer, Successor's Privilege (3 Days), and 10 million gold. Those who registered through the official webpage also score an extra special cheerleader costume.

DreamAge CEO Jung Woo-yong stated, "Architect has steadily refined its service quality through continuous communication with users since its domestic launch last year. Through this integrated Asian region, we will showcase a fresh kind of fun where players from nine regions cooperate and compete together, proving our competitive edge in the Asian market as well."